I don't like the idea of judging people because they don't live up
their potential.

Each of us is *incredibly* powerful, and could affect (effect?)
whopping and wide-spread change.

You don't need to be a see-oooper-deee-oop-er-multi-mega-star, more
popular than Mickey Mouse, to do it.

I don't know that being so even gives one that much of a leg up.

That people could put such stock in "star power" is part of the
problem, I fear.  Perhaps things like twitter will help. *shrug*  I
hope so, it looks like it kinda sucks to be a star these days... I
much prefer X-treem bloopers over TMZ (tho it seems like they're the
same folks).

Eh.  I had some damn fine joke in my head somehow linking in the
recent popularity of starlet crotch-shots, but it's drifted off.
Alas.  I'm pretty sure it was pretty funny (if timed right, of
course).  A real tragedy, that. There was so much potential...


Seems like the saddest part of the whole deal, is that his kids will
never get to see him perform live.

-- 
I do not believe in the collective wisdom of individual ignorance.
Thomas Carlyle

On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 1:22 PM, Scott Stroz<[email protected]> wrote:
...
> I would not call Chris' wife vain or a coward. Celebrities are
> different. Celebrities are sued to being in the spotlight and most, if
> not all, enjoy it or need it. MJ had the opportunity to reach an
> audience almost no other person on earth could have reached, and he
> decided not to. That is what disappoints and to a degree, angers me.
> To be given that kind of stage, to be able to reach that many people,
> and chose not to use it for the benefit of others befuddles me.

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